Never give up
@TibetanCulture (460)
July 6, 2017 1:22am CST
No matter how tough and intense life is, the principal is NEVER give up and never surrender to the reality, continue battling for a better living is all depending on your hands, other may come to support, comfort and provide you the advice that may potentially lead you out of your struggling and sufferings.
Toward the end, you are the main savior, not only for you alone, as well as your family and children. Life is constantly tough and never been easier and this is a fact of the present world. Be strong yet not giving up your faith.
I am a Buddhist I seek for Buddha for his wisdom blessings and guidance. As for others, pray to your almighty god for his eternal love and divine blessings.
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@melindataylor22 (959)
• Waltham, Massachusetts
6 Jul 17
My faith in God and being a Christian is everything to me. I need that to get me through the bad and celebrate the good.
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@TibetanCulture (460)
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6 Jul 17
@melindataylor22
Thank you for the feedback. As for other faiths, pray to the Lord and shall seek for his eternal love and divine blessings.
@melindataylor22 (959)
• Waltham, Massachusetts
6 Jul 17
@TibetanCulture You are welcome and I respect and am open to all faiths.
@aishanee (435)
• Cuttack, India
7 Jul 17
@TibetanCulture i like the 'never give up spirit in you' keep us posted on your success stories.Good day!
@TibetanCulture (460)
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6 Jul 17
@aishanee
Thank you for the feedback and compliment. Your words have inspired me too.
It is an honor for me to share and to learn from each others positively.
@TibetanCulture (460)
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6 Jul 17
@Shavkat
You are indeed, live up to your dream and will not easily surrender to reality.
@LeaPea2417 (37758)
• Toccoa, Georgia
6 Jul 17
I am a Christian and put all my hope and faith in Jesus Christ.
@TibetanCulture (460)
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6 Jul 17
@franxav
Thank you for the feedback.
Yes indeed Tibet will never give up hope. The indication of this discussion is basically and fundamentally related to the Buddha first sermon at the Deer Park. Buddha, he taught the "Four Noble Truths" by addressing the existence of suffering, its cause, and its end.
